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More [female] engineers please

25 May 2009

More [female] engineers pleaseThe South African Women in Engineering subdivision, GirlEng, hosted a workshop at UCT on 16 May for girls from seven high schools around Cape Town.

Fifty-six budding engineers braved the wet weather for an opportunity to meet with representatives from giants such as BHP Billiton, Unilever and Sasol.

The girls also got a chance to meet the 12-strong GirlEng Western Cape team, all engineering students, who offered guidance on vocation choice, applications, bursaries and financial aid.

"For some of the learners who live in Khayelitsha or Langa, this may well be the first connection and first step towards UCT," said GirlEng's Wiebke Toussaint.

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Volume 28 Edition 08

25 May 2009


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